Tag: St. Louis Blues

Few changes made or needed for Minnesota Wild

By Jim den Hollander  Editor/Publisher  Midwesthockey.info  This is the fourth of five summer review/preview type stories on the NHL’s Midwest-based NHL teams.  Despite a drop in wins and points, the Minnesota Wild remained at or near the top of the NHL’s Central Division through most of last season.  Finishing the regular season with a 46-25-11

Solid OHL seasons highlighted by playoff clash for Firebirds and Spirit

By Jim den Hollander  Editor/Publisher  Midwesthockey.info  This is the second of seven off season articles representing the junior hockey leagues falling under the Midwesthockey.info umbrella. The two US Midwest-based teams in the Ontario Hockey League both had solid regular seasons which resulted in a head-to-head battle immediately in the post season.  A 36-27-3-2 regular season

Wolves lose Golden Knights affiliation

By Jim den Hollander Editor/Publisher Midwesthockey.info The Chicago Wolves can empathize with a player traded frequently of the course of their careers. The Las Vegas Golden Knights have already left the building in Rosemont, Ill, joining the trend of teams moving their American Hockey League (AHL) affiliates a little closer to home. The Knights will

USHL stars Kivlenieks and Kulbakov to share work in goal for Blue Jackets prospects

When the Columbus Blue Jackets Prospect team takes the ice at the annual Traverse City Prospects Tournament on Friday, it will have a pair of USHL graduates guarding the crease. Since the end of the 2016-17 NHL season, the Blue Jackets have signed both Matiss Kivlenieks, the 2016-17 USHL Goaltender of the Year from the

Storm scout, Montalbano takes his act to NHL’s Canucks

Kearney, NE (Courtesy Tri-City Storm. – Tri-City Storm Director of Player Personnel and New England scout Vincent Montalbano has joined the Vancouver Canucks as an amateur scout. Montalbano will stay in his current role with the Storm staff. He has been a member of the organization since the start of the 2014-15 season. “I’m really